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Fostering means providing a home and a family life for children who cannot live with their parents or extended family.

Top Ten Questions about Fostering PDF Print E-mail

If you are thinking about fostering you may have some questions about whether you could be a foster carer, or how the process works. We hope our answers to the top 10 frequently asked questions will be able to help you with some of the queries you may have.

Remember you can always contact us on Freephone 0800 731 1845 to request an information pack or for a friendly chat with a member of our fostering team.


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Could you be a Foster Carer? PDF Print E-mail
ImagePact has recently expanded on the successful work we have undertaken in our Black Families Long Term Foster Carers Service and are now building on this to recruit all families able to offer permanent homes to older children.

Our Permanent Fostering Service has been developed primarily for children aged 8 and above. These children will need to remain with their family until they are grown up and ready to live independently.

Foster Carers come in all ages and from all backgrounds. Image
This range of life experiences helps to meet the diverse needs of looked after children.  

We need carers who can be proactive in promoting and safeguarding the welfare of children in order that they can reach their full potential.

Information Pack

If you would like a copy of our free information pack about fostering with PACT, you will need to complete the contact form.  This will open in a new window.

Download: Fostering Contact Form

Return the completed form by:

- *E-mailing to info@pactcharity.org
- Faxing to 0118 959 4884
- Posting to PACT, 7 Southern Court, South Street, Reading, Berkshire RG1 4QS

* To send the form back by e-mail, select the File menu, select Send To and select Page by E-mail.  This will open a new e-mail message with this document displayed in the message text area.

My Family ... PDF Print E-mail
What I like about living with my family (from girls aged 5 and 6, living with their new family for 20 months)

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True Life Story - Ken and Polly PDF Print E-mail
Ken and Polly have four daughters, aged from twenty one down to nine. They also have a large extended family all over the world. So wouldn't you think they had enough family members to cope with, without fostering as well ......?

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True Life Story - Jackie PDF Print E-mail
As a single parent in her late 30's, Jackie wanted to have another child but did not relish the thought of a pregnancy. She noticed an open day organised by PACT and went along thinking that her status and the fact that she lives in a council house would count against her ....

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